Mario said:
>I think Thomas Dewey was aware of the Chandler danger
and therefore made his
>Mac detective into a quiet and efficient guy, the
opposite of a wisecracker.
>His novels have aged remarkably well.
I'll be doing a panel at the Denver Bouchercon devoted to
"forgotten paperback writers of the 1950s." Although Dewey
wasn't exclusively a pb writer, and although Mac didn't
appear in his books, one of the panelists will be discussing
him. Marv Lachman, Garry Warren Niebuhr, and Jan Burke will
be on the panel of experts.
Bill Crider
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